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qi deficiency
mostly in spleen, lung, kidney
spontaneous sweating, SOB, insomnia, empty pulse, loose stools, fatigue
qi collapse
sinking, prolapse, collapse; this is the result of prolonged proficiency
qi stagnation
usually in liver; dull, wandering pain, oppressive feeling, distention, emotional disturbances
qi rebellion
qi flowing in wrong direction
examples would be lung: cough
stomach: N/V, hiccups
spleen: diarrhea
blood comes from
bone marrow and heart
which organ stores and regulates blood
liver :)
which organ governs the blood
heart
which organ contains and hold the blood and is the orgin of blood
spleen
blood deficiency
not enough blood is manufactured; may be due to spleen disfunction or blood loss
symptoms of blood deficiency
dizzy, withered or yellow complexion, pale lips, insomnia,
tight muscles, dry skin and hair, blurred vision, insomnia, pale or dry
tongue, choppy or fine pulse, amenorrhea or scanty periods
blood stasis
caused by deficiency, heat, cold, trauma
symptoms of blood stasis
cyan/purple lips, purple tongue, papules on tongue, sharp/
stabbing/fixed/pain. Masses that don’t move. Severe form can be
seen as delirium. Pules = Wiry, firm, or choppy
blood heat
usually due to toxins in blood
symptoms of blood heat
feelings of heat, skin diseases with red eruptions and itching, red eyes (liver heat), excess bleeding
where do body fluids originate from?
spleen
jin are __ that___
thin fluids; warm and nourish muscles and moisten skin; clear watery and are found on surface of the flesh; moves faster, located in upper burner and are controlled by the lungs; associated with wei chi
thick fluids are ___ that___
yie; lubricate joints, marrow, spinal cord, brain, bowels, and organs; turbid and viscous; associated more with middle and lower burner
what is ming men fire
this is the Yang aspect after birth
what is pre-heavan essence
the yin aspect after birth
what is included in essence disharmony?
imporper maturation, sexual dysfuction, infertility, premature aging, congenital defects
describe disharmony of the shen
dull eyes, muddled thinking, forgetfulness, insomnia, incoherent speech, mania